Europe24 October, 20251 min read
Rubber Boat Capsizes Off Turkey, Killing At Least 14 Migrant Refugees
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At least 14 migrants drowned when their rubber boat capsized off Mugla province, Turkey. An Afghan survivor swam to shore and alerted authorities shortly after 1 a.m.
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